i was wondering if there is any way that you can take a video, and make a .gif out of a part of it, or not. if there is, please tell how.
I know for a fact you could open up a vide in Image ready. I believe from there you can get to a specfic clip from the video and turn that clp into a .gif file. Or if you have Blaze DVD they have an option where you can pause the video and nab a screenshot of it and save it as an image. If youy don't have it you may download it from. http://www.blazevideo.com/dvd-player/download.htm You get a 14 day free trial without limitations To use it first play the video then put the video into full screen. Pause it on what you want then right click and go to capture image.
You should be able to play most of thoose files in a window like Windos media player or such. Most of the videos on sites have a link that links to the real video. You just need to go through source code of the page. Also you always have the option of taking a screenshot of what your currently viewing by using the ctrl and print screen buttons.
First, you should be using Firefox. Then download the Video Downloader add on. Download the video you want off YouTube, and then edit it in Imageready. Or, download an alreayd downloadable moie, sya on IGN, in Quicktime format, and then follow the link below...\/ A tutorial that will help you once you have your movie... There was a large tut on this before, by Red Alert I think. But now I can't seem to find it...>____<;; Anyway, that's basically all you do dude. =]
This site : http://vixy.net/ will convert youtube to Avi, online. so you can just download he avi. instructions are on the site. open up that avi with imageready , or if that's not possible seach google for : "avi to mov converter" and download a program that can convert avi's to mov's and open it up then.
im gonna try just pausing a video, and takin a print screen, then cuttin the part that i want. thanks though.
well i heard this from a friend and havent acctully tryed it yet but i think if you use quicktime vids and look at the layers and copy and pase them to to your canvas in PS then switch over to image ready I HAVE NOT tryed this so i dont know about it
sorry for the double post, but i am trying to get the super pregram to work, but when i poen it, and select everything, the "Encode (activate files)" button isnt there. any help?
Doesn't Adobe Premier allow you to save as a .GIF? I'd just get a converter that converts anything to .mov and then save and edit in imageready